Avidyā - or in other words "Ok. You're Wrong. You can blame your Ignorance".

The work of avidya is to suppress the real nature of things and present something else in its place. Avidya is also used to express the concept of ignorance.

Ignorance is where someone or something is uninformed. This should not be confused with being unintelligent, as one's level of intelligence  and level of education or general awareness are not the same. The word "Ignorant" is an adjective describing a person in the state of being unaware. The term may be used specifically (e.g. "One can be an expert in something, and totally ignorant of what’s around him.") or generally (e.g. "an ignorant person.") -- although the second use is used less as a descriptive and more as an imprecise personal insult.

The concept of ignorance has social implications.

Ignorance is my new best friend.